Nail infection Questions

If the nail is infected, you will need appropriate ointments and/or oral tablets to get rid of the infection. It will depend on whether it is a bacterial or a fungal infection. If the infection progresses too far and damages the nailbed completely, further development of the nail will be a problem. So you can can have online consult as early as possible so that you can stop the infection before it progresses any further.

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If your toenail turns black, it's most likely a bruise under the nail, technically called a subungual hematoma. You can get it from stubbing a toe or from footwear that cram your feet into the front of the shoe.
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Either the entire nail (avulsion) or part of the nail (debridement) can be removed. This procedure is almost always painless. Your doctor will first place cloth adhesive tape on the normal skin around the infected nail. A urea ointment is then put directly on the nail surface and covered with plastic and tape.
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it's onychomycosis causing this problem.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos

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Toenail fungus, also called onychomycosis, is a common fungal infection of your toenail. The most noticeable symptom is a white, brown, or yellow discoloration of one or more of your toenails. It may spread and cause the nails to thicken or crack.
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Well most of the times its normal it's not harmful, but there can be some underlying causes also like endocarditis, raynard's disease, kidney disease, nail infection, fungal infection, it can be due to injury also.

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Fungal infections may affect the toenails (called onychomycosis) or the skin of the toes and feet (tinea pedis or athlete's foot). Onychomycosis can cause thickening and discoloration of the toenail. Changes in the nail can also cause pain, especially with pressure on the nail while wearing shoes.
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Subungual hematoma is the medical term for bleeding and bruising under the nail. This is usually the result of some kind of injury to the blood vessels under the nail bed. For example, blood vessels can break and leak blood into the area underneath the nail when a door slams on a finger or a heavy object crushes a toe.
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Green nail syndrome is caused by bacteria called pseudomonas aeruginosa. This bacterium flourishes in wet environments, such as jacuzzis, contact lens solution, sinks, and bath sponges. When it grows, it produces hallmark green pigments called pyocyanin and pyoverdin.
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A black toenail may be caused by: an underlying medical condition: this may include anemia, diabetes, heart disease, or kidney disease. Fungal infections: while these often look white or yellow, fungal infections can sometimes cause black toenails from debris buildup.
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